Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Stretchmarks 4x4 area.

Most clients report only mild discomfort thanks to topical numbing—often described as light scratching. Expect redness and tenderness for two to seven days. Mild swelling may occur, but normal activities resume quickly; avoid heavy exercise and sun exposure until healed.

Many clients achieve desired blending in a single session, though two appointments are common for optimal color layering and correction. A follow-up touch-up at six to eight weeks ensures the pigment settles evenly and refines any remaining areas.

We custom-blend pigments to closely match your skin and neutralize red or white tones. Exact matches depend on skin undertones and healing variability; your specialist will preview tones and perform conservative layering for the most natural outcome.

Contraindications include active skin infections, uncontrolled diabetes, recent isotretinoin use, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and certain autoimmune conditions. A consultation and medical history review determine suitability and may include a patch test for safety.

Avoid sun exposure, tanning, topical retinoids, chemical peels and blood-thinning medications for several days before your visit. Clean the area and wear comfortable clothing. Your specialist will review pre-care instructions during booking to ensure best results.

Results are long-lasting but not permanent; pigment can fade over months to years depending on skin turnover and sun exposure. Many clients schedule maintenance touch-ups every one to three years to refresh color and maintain seamless blending.